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ARMENIA EXPECTS AN APOLOGY FROM HUNGARY
Artak Barseghyan
"Radiolur"
08.10.2012
Chairman of the National Assembly's Standing Committee on Foreign
Relations Artak Zakaryan said the Hungarian side has not taken any
step after the extradition of Ramil Safarov that would allow official
Yerevan to "defreeze" relations with Budapest. The MP expects an
official apology from the Hungarian authorities.
Touching upon the developments in Syria, Artak Zakaryuan expressed
his concern over the accumulation of the Turkish military force at
the border. "Ankara aspires to strengthen its role in the Middle East,
which can incite broader clashes in the region.
The MP said one should not excepts any progress in the process of
settlement of the Karabakh issue by spring 2013, which is connected
with presidential elections in the United States and Armenia.
As of the Georgian elections, Artak Zakaryan said "the victory of the
opposition is an evidence of full-fledged democracy in that country."
He does not consider that the change of power will negatively affect
the Armenian-Georgian relations.
Artak Barseghyan
"Radiolur"
08.10.2012
Chairman of the National Assembly's Standing Committee on Foreign
Relations Artak Zakaryan said the Hungarian side has not taken any
step after the extradition of Ramil Safarov that would allow official
Yerevan to "defreeze" relations with Budapest. The MP expects an
official apology from the Hungarian authorities.
Touching upon the developments in Syria, Artak Zakaryuan expressed
his concern over the accumulation of the Turkish military force at
the border. "Ankara aspires to strengthen its role in the Middle East,
which can incite broader clashes in the region.
The MP said one should not excepts any progress in the process of
settlement of the Karabakh issue by spring 2013, which is connected
with presidential elections in the United States and Armenia.
As of the Georgian elections, Artak Zakaryan said "the victory of the
opposition is an evidence of full-fledged democracy in that country."
He does not consider that the change of power will negatively affect
the Armenian-Georgian relations.